Jay Leno's Family Comedy Hour

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Jay Leno's Family Comedy Hour

1987

0h 48m

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Comedy

Family

TV Movie

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Overview

Jay Leno hosts "Jay Leno's Family Comedy Hour," a one hour special featuring a humorous look at the American family.

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18 members

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Bea Arthur

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Corbin Bernsen

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Barbara Billingsley

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Brian Bonsall

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Chao-Li Chi

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Don DeFore

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Richard Dysart

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Adam Gregor

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John Hancock

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Florence Henderson

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Jay Leno

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Acting

Roger Nolan

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Susan Ruttan

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Anne Schedeen

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Carl Steven

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Dick Van Patten

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Jaleel White

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Johnny Carson

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